Sentence examples for a functional context from inspiring English sources

The comparative analysis of the GSIS network provides key insights into the evolution of the involved proteins that might be used in future research within a functional context, by simulating the function of the entire network in health and disease [ 7].

Full definition of a protein's function requires a combination of two features or 'dimensions': (i) a molecular function (e.g. an enzymatic activity) and (ii) a functional context (e.g. a pathway) comprising other proteins involved in the same process.

Unfortunately, the notion of "dependence" cannot be easily adapted to a functional context.

He considers the elliptic variational inequalities (EVI) as the first kind and second kind EVI and defines those in a functional context as follows.

As gene lists per se need to be integrated in a functional context, we mapped the REGGED genes into different biological categories according to gene ontology (GO).

The Ciona model is a promising tool for addressing questions concerning regeneration in general or specific genetic questions in a functional context.

This study uses a functional, context-specific oral health literacy intervention to improve oral health literacy-related outcomes amongst rural-dwelling Indigenous adults.

This study will be the first study using a functional, context-specific oral health literacy intervention to improve oral health literacy-related outcomes amongst rural-dwelling Indigenous adults in Australia.

This study assesses oral health literacy and self-reported oral health outcomes among rural-dwelling Indigenous adults and will determine if implementation of a functional, context-specific oral health literacy intervention improves oral health literacy-related outcomes.

This study aims to determine if implementation of a functional, context-specific oral health literacy intervention improves oral health literacy-related outcomes measured by use of dental services, and assessment of oral health knowledge, oral health self-care and oral health- related self-efficacy.

By the early 19th century, composers became aware that harmony could also serve another purpose: it could exist outside of a purely functional context as a means of enhancing the pure harmonic colour of a composition.